Jack Dorsey cuts thousands of jobs at his financial services company due to a restructuring driven by artificial intelligence
Jack Dorsey announced the layoffs of over 4,000 employees at Block, significantly reducing its workforce as part of a restructuring effort influenced by AI.
Square parent company Block cuts nearly half of workforce as AI takes jobs
Fintech company Block will lay off 4,000 employees due to increased AI productivity, raising investor confidence despite broader concerns about job losses from AI adoption.
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey laid off 4,000 employees from his company, the reason being AI
Jack Dorsey's company Block Inc. has laid off approximately 4,000 employees, citing a shift towards artificial intelligence as the primary reason for this action.
Fintech company Block lays off 4,000 employees as CEO says AI 'does it better'
Fintech company Block is laying off 4,000 employees while shifting towards an AI-driven operational model, resulting in a surge in share prices.
Lydia and Sumeria: How to Ensure You Don't Pay the New €3 Monthly Inactivity Fee
Users of Lydia are concerned about new €3 monthly inactivity fees implemented by Sumeria, following the split of services between the two.
Nubank has a record profit of US$ 2.87 billion in 2025
Nubank reported a record net profit of US$ 2.87 billion in 2025, marking a 45.6% increase from the previous year.
Mercado Libre reported revenues of US$28.9 billion in 2025 and a strong jump in its fintech unit
Mercado Libre achieved significant financial success in 2025, reporting revenues of US$28.9 billion and notable growth in its fintech operations.
Nigeria: Digital Payments Driving Nigeria's Nightlife - Moniepoint
A study by Moniepoint indicates that digital payments are increasingly dominating Nigeria's nightlife economy, especially in local bars and community venues.
Fight Against Trade Republic: This is What the Stock App for Everyone from the Cooperative Banks Should Look Like
Germany's cooperative banking group is considering a new trading app accessible to all, aiming to compete with online brokers like Trade Republic.
FinTech Mexico Festival 2026, epicenter of financial innovation in Latin America
The FinTech Mexico Festival 2026 is set to be a pivotal event for the digital financial ecosystem in Mexico, bringing together industry leaders and innovators.
The ‘Spotify’ Moment of the Mexican Banking System
The article discusses the potential impact of Open Banking in Mexico, likening it to how Spotify revolutionized music access by creating a more integrated and user-friendly experience.
Gaúcho businessman: where the fortune of the new Brazilian billionaire in New York comes from
Marciano Testa, a businessman from Veranópolis, Brazil, has been recognized as a new billionaire due to the success of his financial technology company, Agibank.
Nigeria: Risevest Secures SEC Licence After Regulatory Standoff
Nigerian fintech Risevest has obtained a Fund and Portfolio Manager licence from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which now regulates its investment operations directly.
Cardtonic Announces Partnership with Lifestyle Icon, Rahman Jago
Cardtonic partners with Nigerian lifestyle influencer Rahman Jago to promote urban culture and global connectivity.
Buy now, pay later: Klarna's stock crashes: Here are the reasons
Klarna's stock has plummeted nearly 70% since its IPO last September due to significant financial losses and poor performance, resulting in a sharp decline in investor confidence.
Autopay launches Zero Delay Economy Hub. Time for real-time finances
Autopay, a European fintech company, introduced the Zero Delay Economy Hub during the Leaders Forum at the World Economic Forum in Davos, aiming to address the need for real-time financial solutions.
Becoming a unicorn for Lightyear is rather an inevitability
Former key employees of Wise, Mihkel Aamer and Martin Sokk, founded the international investment platform Lightyear out of practical necessity.
Will BLIK go public? The company aims to become a double unicorn
The CEO of Polski Standard Płatności has commented on ongoing discussions regarding a potential IPO for BLIK, emphasizing its profitability in the Polish fintech market.
It would be a spectacular debut. Blik may enter the stock market
Polish fintech Blik is considering a potential debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, with discussions underway concerning an initial public offering (IPO).
Labor reform: together with the PRO, virtual wallets insist on being included for salary payments
The fintech sector in Argentina is lobbying for the inclusion of virtual wallets in salary payments as the Chamber of Deputies reviews the Labor Reform law.
Where to invest my money in 2026? These are the returns of Cetes, Nu, Revolut, and other fintechs
The article discusses investment options in Mexico for 2026, comparing traditional Cetes with various fintech alternatives amidst a pause in interest rate cuts by the Bank of Mexico.
Eleving Group implements AI voice agents in call centers: what will happen to human workers?
Eleving Group is introducing AI voice agents in its call centers, aiming to handle up to 80% of simple customer calls, which raises concerns about the future of human employment in the sector.
Africa: Kenya Leads Africa With 50 Startup Funding Deals
Kenya topped Africa with 50 startup funding deals in the previous year, according to the Germany-Africa Investment Report, showcasing significant investor interest, particularly in AgTech and Fintech sectors.
Profile Centevo – Landkreditt Bank: Conclusion of a long-term strategic partnership
Profile Centevo has announced a long-term strategic agreement with Landkreditt Bank to enhance its presence in the Norwegian market.
myPOS supports the digital transformation of businesses in Greece
myPOS is enhancing its role in the Greek market by providing innovative payment solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises, aligning with regulatory standards.
Brazilian founder of Agibank enters billionaire group after chaotic IPO
Marciano Testa, founder of Agibank, became a billionaire following a troubled IPO of his company on NASDAQ.
Last year, young people were issued less than 4% of non-bank creditors' loans, says association
In 2022, individuals under 21 were granted less than 4% of loans from non-bank creditors in Latvia, highlighting significant barriers for this age group.
Founder of Agibank enters the billionaire list after IPO in New York
Marciano Testa, founder of fintech Agibank, has joined the billionaire ranks following the company's IPO on the New York Stock Exchange despite its shares dropping nearly 10% on the first day of trading.
After Pro's suggestive demand for fintech, Mauricio Macri said that labor reform is 'only a step'
Former President Mauricio Macri supports the Senate's approval of labor reform legislation but insists further changes are needed for modernizing labor laws.
BTG Pactual announces acquisition of up to 48% of the fintech meutudo
BTG Pactual is set to acquire up to 48% of the fintech meutudo, a company that facilitates online credit services in Brazil, subject to regulatory approval.
Non-bank credit is growing: it now accounts for one in four pesos in consumer loans
Non-bank credit in Argentina has increased significantly, now representing 25% of consumer loans alongside rising irregularity in repayments.
"They Maintain a Privilege": The Fintech Response After Losing a Key Battle with the Banks
Fintech companies in Argentina express discontent after the government retracts a proposal allowing salary payments through digital wallets, capitulating to pressure from traditional banks.
Agibank conducts IPO in the USA and prices shares at $12
Agibank, a fintech company, has priced its IPO in the United States at $12 per share, raising a total of $276 million.
"Lobby won": the response of virtual wallets after losing to banks in the Senate fight
Virtual wallets in Argentina reacted negatively after the Senate, under pressure from banks, excluded a crucial proposal for direct salary payments to fintech from a labor reform bill.
myPOS strengthens the digital transformation of businesses in Greece
myPOS is enhancing its presence in the Greek market by providing modern payment solutions compliant with regulatory standards for small and medium enterprises.
Agibank prices IPO in the US at $12 per share
Agibank announced that it has priced its initial public offering (IPO) in the US at $12 per share, raising a total of $276 million.
"Your Salary, Your Decision": Hours Before the Labor Reform Debate, the Article Allowing Salary Payments in Virtual Wallets is at Risk
The Argentine government is facing pressure from banks that may jeopardize an article allowing salaries to be credited to virtual wallets in the upcoming Labor Reform debate.
War over salaries: the fintechs' response to banks' complaint about salary payments in virtual wallets
Fintech companies are defending the use of virtual wallets for salary payments against pressure from traditional banks to maintain exclusive control over such transactions.
Labor Reform: Fintechs Respond to Banks Regarding Salary Payments in Virtual Wallets
Fintech companies in Argentina are defending the use of virtual wallets for salary payments in response to banks' opposition as labor reform is set to be discussed in the Senate.
China’s ‘necessary’ asset-tokenisation ban targets scams and capital flight, analysts say
China has implemented a ban on onshore tokenisation of real-world assets to combat financial scams and unauthorized capital outflows while allowing regulated fintech innovation in Hong Kong.
Days before the Labor Reform Debate, a new clash between banks and fintech over salary payments
In Argentina, a week before the Senate debates a proposed Labor Reform, banks clash with fintech companies over a provision allowing salaries to be paid through virtual wallets.
CBN raises alarm over Nigeria fintech’s foreign reliance
The Central Bank of Nigeria warns that the country's fintech sector's heavy dependence on foreign investment makes it susceptible to global market fluctuations.
The 8 Keys to the Trade and Investment Agreement Between the United States and Argentina
The Argentine government signed a trade and investment agreement with the United States, highlighting key sectors such as tariffs, cattle, and fintech, announced by Chancellor Pablo Quirno in Washington.
More wallet competition to be banks abroad: Banco Galicia wants to join Ualá and Mercado Pago in Mexico
Grupo Financiero Galicia is seeking formal permission for its fintech wallet Naranja X to operate as a bank in Mexico, joining competitors Mercado Pago and Ualá who have already obtained banking licenses there.
Nubank, the Brazilian fintech plans to make its way in the United States
Nubank, a Brazilian fintech company, aims to establish a presence in the United States as it strives to become the most valuable digital bank in the West.
Open banking roadmap coming in three months — CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria will release an Open Banking implementation roadmap within three months to enhance the country's financial ecosystem.
Who is the young entrepreneur whose life has turned into hell: She faces up to 52 years in prison
Gökçe Güven, a 26-year-old Turkish fintech entrepreneur and Forbes '30 Under 30' honoree, has been indicted on multiple charges including fraud and identity theft, potentially facing a prison sentence of up to 52 years.
How Nubank Aims to Establish Itself in the US Banking Market
Nubank, a Brazilian fintech founded 13 years ago, is competing in the digital banking sector with a market value of $90 billion after going public in New York.
Nubank regina fintech. Revolut loses its podium
Nubank's rise in the digital banking sector poses a significant challenge to Revolut, which is experiencing a decline despite its recent valuation increase.
OPay named The Sun’s first-ever Fintech/Digital Bank of the Year 2025
OPay has been awarded Fintech/Digital Bank of the Year 2025 by The Sun Publishing Limited, marking the first time this category has been introduced at the awards.